Centex in North Carolina

Centex's presence in the Charlotte-area market today shows up as a resale story rather than an active building program — with zero new construction across its North Carolina communities, these neighborhoods have transitioned fully into the resale market. This page reflects homes currently listed in Centex's established subdivisions in Concord and Charlotte, not a current builder price sheet. In Concord, Autumn Park is the largest of the three communities by listing count, with resale pricing running from $350,000 to $424,900, while nearby Spring Meadow shows a slightly higher range of $365,000 to $440,000. Over in Charlotte, Element Park rounds out the group with resale homes near $356,000. Buyers shopping these neighborhoods should approach them with a resale mindset: expect mature trees and settled landscaping, no builder-controlled HOA fees or construction traffic, and home ages and finishes that vary from house to house rather than a uniform spec sheet. It's worth budgeting for an inspection that accounts for the home's actual age and any updates made since the original build. Together, Autumn Park, Element Park, and Spring Meadow offer a snapshot of Centex's earlier footprint in the greater Charlotte area, now fully in the hands of homeowners and the resale market.